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Short posts, links and replies that I've published on my Bluesky account.

In reply to @calebhailey.com

Yes, I like how it’s formalising URLs for common standards, e.g. your blogroll in opml format.

In reply to @voxpelli.com

It was a fairly quick repackaging of data I already had. I’d still lean towards IndieWeb methods, but I think it’s fine to experiment.

I've added endpoints to my website to follow Caleb's new SocialSpec APIs - feed, following, about, and contact. Interested to see where this goes.

Caleb Hailey @calebhailey.com

Introducing SocialSpec.org: APIs for social engagement on the World Wide Web (of websites). Built on open standards. socialspec.org

In reply to @darrin.bsky.team

It would be great if these links could use rel=me for your other identities. Even better, check if the destination links back to the source profile and show an icon to indicate the reciprocal link, like Mastodon. indieweb.org/rel-me joinmastodon.org/verification

rel-me

Using rel=me on a hyperlink indicates that its destination represents the same person or entity as the current page, which is a key building-block of web-sign-in, IndieAuth, and ✅ distributed identit...

What if Man City get a massive Premier League points deduction and decide to rest their best players in the PL so they're fit to win the Champions League? (effectively "doing a PSG") 🤔 City would then qualify for next season's CL as winners, keep their stars and could play their B team in the EFL.

In reply to @gui.do

Design can be so subjective: I really like Sifa’s design! It’s fast, functional and professional.

We were at a sunny Potters Bar Town FC today, and saw a 2-1 home win. Even better, we had our photo taken with Arsenal's Premier League trophy which was visiting. #arsenal

👋 Why, yes, I am Gen X and a DCFC fan! These two Tiny Desk Concerts are ace.

kottke.org @kottke.org

Attention Gen X: Death Cab For Cutie Tiny Desk Concert! Ben Gibbard: “I'm starting to realize that some of our earlier records came out a similar distance away from, like, the Beatles records when I was a kid." [kottke.org]

In reply to @olly.world

Thanks for writing this up, Olly. I always find it fascinating reading behind-the-scenes articles of web services: latency considerations, edge cases with certs, minimising downtime, etc.